Robert Goulding wrote:
> Just an idea for the next release: pdfmark.ms (the source of the
> pdfmark manual) should be installed in the examples directory of
> the documentation tree. This annotated file is all but essential
> for understanding how to create a pdf with the ms and pdfref macros.
I
> Here is the patch.
Now applied to the CVS, thanks. Please test.
Werner
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Damian McGuckin wrote:
I have never used refer to its fullest capabilities. Luckily I have only
ever had only tens of references in my papers, I have just numbered them
manually and used a '.RL' to print them. I need to do this properly now
because I have to worry about 100+ references in th
> > Either you register `u0045_0302_0301' with .char directly in your
> > document (or in a proper macro file, say, `vi.tmac'), or you add
> > this to the devutf8 font description files.
>
> I want to get rid of the description files for everything that is
> related to Unicode characters and can
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006, Joerg van den Hoff wrote:
> this is probably not helpful, but could'nt you just switch to MS (where the
> necessary macros exit and auto-numbering is not a problem)?
As far as I can tell, even the MS macros only autonumber in footnote
style. They do not do automatic numberin
> > > The different include file name (relocatable.h versus
> > > relocate.h) forced me to make a groff-local modification to the
> > > localcharset.c file coming from gnulib.
> >
> > Hmm, any suggestions how to improve that?
>
> If you were to rename relocate.h to relocatable.h, the rest could be
Werner,
Thanks for the explanations.
> Either you register `u0045_0302_0301' with .char directly in your
> document (or in a proper macro file, say, `vi.tmac'), or you add this
> to the devutf8 font description files.
I want to get rid of the description files for everything that is
related to U
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> > The different include file name (relocatable.h versus relocate.h)
> > forced me to make a groff-local modification to the localcharset.c
> > file coming from gnulib.
>
> Hmm, any suggestions how to improve that?
If you were to rename relocate.h to relocatable.h, the rest
> Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> > What do you think of providing a dummy relocatable.h file
> > in the groff tree which simply includes relocate.h and which sets
> > those preprocessor macros?
>
> If you prefer that, ok.
Will have a look in the next few days.
> (I tried to minimize the number of files
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> What do you think of providing a dummy relocatable.h file
> in the groff tree which simply includes relocate.h and which sets
> those preprocessor macros?
If you prefer that, ok. (I tried to minimize the number of files.)
> BTW, it seems to me that localcharset.c in gnulib
Werner,
> Please always bear in mind that groff is actually a typesetting
> program, not a `man' filter! TTY output is handled similarly to other
> decives like PS. This has advantages, but also some disadvantages.
> What you want to do probably needs a lot of `Extrawürschte' just for
> TTY outp
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